Omelettes that don’t stick, gooey toasties, and a gadget so small it won’t bully the kettle off the counter. Could Drew & Cole’s CleverChef Deluxe be the rare kitchen gizmo worth keeping? The Standard ...

EXCLUSIVE: As the Toronto International Film Festival gets underway, a new production house is launching the Canadian city. Clever Creature is the brainchild of industry veterans Michaelangelo ...

Don’t underestimate the power of a lint roller—that little roll of sticky tape tucked away in your dresser or junk drawer is far more versatile than it looks. The small (but mighty!) tool can tackle a ...

A Chennai-based clinic has grabbed global attention with a cheeky billboard that combines wordplay, humour and a topical reference to Tesla CEO Elon Musk. The ad, put up by Assana, a colorectal and ...

Dog days of summer? One in three dog owners feel like bad pet parents during the warmer months, new data reveals. The survey of 2,000 dog owners found that 39% feel their dog suffers in the summer due ...

Nowadays, for many people, the dream of a large home with multiple rooms has given way to something much smaller yet more efficient. Because people are looking for more affordable and sustainable ways ...

From baggage fees to paying to choose specific seats on the plane, the added expenses when travelling can easily accumulate. For some travellers, sitting with their friends and family during the ...

My earliest memory of using wax paper outside the kitchen was a childhood favorite. My parents bought us an old swing set with a slide way back when (this was before plastic swing sets were invented).

There are few kitchen tasks as deceptively tricky as lining a baking pan with parchment paper. Whether you typically try to cut it down to the perfect size, just smoosh it in, crumple it up, or create ...

The 'Nicki Minaj High School' challenge has been trending all over TikTok and Instagram for weeks. At this point, we've seen just about everything from women balancing on books to others precariously ...

Official White House social media posts these days can more closely resemble troll-ish meme accounts than a sober dissemination of information from the United States’ highest political office.

A clever leak exposed the music habits of some famous people — and two Times journalists. By Mike Isaac I’ve covered technology and Silicon Valley for more than 15 years. Last month, at around 10:30 ...